#14: Human Rights Concerns in the Horn of Africa

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#14: Human Rights Concerns in the Horn of Africa

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Nov 22, 2021

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An interview of Dr. Charles Schaefer, Professor of History and International Studies at Valparaiso University. (Note that in the podcast I erroneously referred to him as Associate Professor, when he is actually a full professor.)

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Nov 22, 2021

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